Statement 1: Sum of squares of deviation...

Statement 1: Sum of squares of deviations is minimum when it is taken about their mean.
Statement 2: Quadratic expression `a x^2+bx+c` takes its minimum value at `x=(4a c-b^2)/(4a)`

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